Across
- 3. compound that produces H+ ions when dissolved in water.
- 6. alkali commonly found in soaps.
- 8. pH of baking soda.
- 12. battery acid.
- 13. compound that produces OH ions when dissolved in water.
- 14. number of atoms per molecule of perchloric acid
- 17. major component of oven cleaner
- 18. if a solution has a pH of 6, it is considered a _____ acid.
- 20. "salt" used in medicines. Commonly called Epsom salt.
- 23. have a sour taste.
- 24. pH is concentration of H+ ions dissolver per _____________ of solution.
- 26. during a titration lab, the base is added to a __________flask.
- 27. H+ are also known as ______________ ions.
- 28. commonly known as limewater.
- 31. formula for hydrochloric acid.
- 32. major component of glass cleaner.
- 33. acid + base = salt + ______.
- 34. common name for ethanoic acid.
- 36. acid release bee stings.
- 37. one type of container acids can be stored in.
- 39. formula for hydrochlorous acid.
Down
- 1. acid + _________ = salt + water.
- 2. acid found in fruits such as lemons and grapefruit.
- 4. will not dissolve.
- 5. have a slippery/soapy feel
- 7. acid found in your stomach.
- 9. during a titration lab, acid is added to a piece of glassware called a ____________.
- 10. the cation found in limewater.
- 11. HNO3
- 13. color litmus paper turns in bases.
- 15. used in a titration lab to notify when neutralisation has been reached.
- 16. scale shows how acidic or alkaline a solution is.
- 19. acid in grapes.
- 21. pH = 7.
- 22. number of atoms per molecule of chromic acid.
- 25. number of atoms per molecule of magnesium hydroxide.
- 27. acids react with metals to produce _________ gas.
- 29. acid formed from the result of strenuous exercise.
- 30. if a solution has a pH of 13, it is considered a ______base.
- 35. color litmus paper turns in acids.
- 38. one of the products of adding an acid to a base.
- 39. formula for hydrocyanic acid.